Post-merger integration is a determining factor in the ultimate success or failure of any merger. An often overlooked component of this stage is corporate legal compliance. There are numerous, critical post-merger steps that must be addressed to ensure local, state and global compliance. Any missteps can mean serious issues for your company – from fines and penalties to loss of status at the state, the courts and more.

Explore two real-world examples that illustrate how specific industries support their business license compliance requirements while optimizing their business needs.

Read about merger and acquisition (M&A) trends in the insurance sector.

Learn how new ways of processing, storing and sharing large amounts of information have led to an increased need for cloud and data hosting and the boom in data center REITs.

A vibrant M&A market is certainly a positive development for potential acquirers. Yet identifying the right deal is only part of the battle—the most challenging work begins once integration starts. Without a carefully planned and executed strategy, the odds of completing a successful merger plummet.

Compliance missteps can have dramatic consequences. That's why it's important to maintain a thorough understanding of the issues that dominate global compliance.

Entity management has become a critical engine to help drive today’s business. Learn about common challenges and ways to empower staff.

Completing extensive due diligence searches is a sure fire way to help assure lenders that the asset at hand is a solid credit that will perform accordingly. To help put their best foot forward buyers and their respective counsels are turning to firms like CT to have more thorough due diligence searches conducted for an extra level of confidence.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is promising a new wave of cybersecurity enforcement actions, a move that figures to represent one of the more important regulatory trends of 2016.

The Cayman Islands have extended notification and reporting dates for the US and UK Foreign Account Compliance Act (FATCA) for 2016.